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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-06
NOTICE.

There will be a semi-annual meeting of the
Board of Public Road Commissioners at the
court house of Chatham County on MONDAY,
JUNE 6, 1887 full attendance is requested.
GEORGEP HARRISON, Chairman.
R. CoAKLEY, Secretary.
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MEETINGS.
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GEORGIA TENT NO. 15t, 1. o. r.

GEORGIA TENT NO. 15t, I. o. r.
Attend an important session of your Tent,
THIS (Monday) EVENING, at O'Clock sharp.
Important news from High Tent will be received.
Every member expected. By order of
C. o. GODFREY, C. r.
THOMAS HoYNEs, R. S.
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DIR. MONTAGUE l.. BOYD

Has removed his Office and residence to 159
LIBERTY STREET, between Whitaker and
Barnard
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SPECIAL NOTICE

CENTRAL R. r. & Big Co. OF GEORGIA,
SAVANNAH, GA, June list, 1887.
A dividend of FOUR DOLLARS per share
from the earnings of this Company and its de-
tendencies has been declared. payable OH and
after the 22d inst, to the Stockholders of record
JUNE 10th. The transfer books of the Com
pany win be CLOSED ON THE 10TH and remain
closed UNTIL THE 23d INST.
T. NJ. CUNNINGHAM, Cashier
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-06

SHARK ISLAND is used as a quarantine for dogs
at Sydney, N. S. W. All dogs brought to the
colony are placed in this quarantine at the ex-
pense of the owner for a period of six months
the charges being I'D. (i2c.) per diem and veteri-
nary inspection fees
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-06
The WHITE SULPHUR SPRTYE5

GREENBRIER COUNTY, VIVA
Resorts ane n aSd o celebrated Of Ss Of all the Mountain
of American Watering places will on eS, popular
season June l. Elevation above tida aw n ths
1000 feet; surrounding mountains seo water
Send for pamphlet describing hygien Icy let leet
tageS. R + EI1TtTIN aoyan
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Until further notice our store, No 1856 Brough-
ton street, will be closed, and office will be at
the corner Whitaker and State streets, where all
orders will receive prompt attention.
EDWARD LOWELL & SONS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-06
MARSHALL HOUSE,
DUB'S SCREVEN HOUSE.

THIS POPULAR Hotel is now provided VIZ Y.
i Passenger Elevator the only one eI IN t srs
city, and has been remodeled and newly ~
nished The proprietor, who by recent purcnas.:
is also the owner of the establishment Spa Io,
neither pains nor expense in the entert3allsso S
of his guests. The patronage OF tl4rlaa '' iss
ors is earnestly invited The table o. I.,,, NV
Screyen House is supplied with every nSouJ}
that the markets at home or abroad can alloll
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a
The following story is being extensively
circulated. II may or may not have founda-
ton Near the close of Che last reception the
President held before going on his fishing
trip animportant rural-looking man, whose
appearance was indicative of an intimate
acquaintance with agricultural pursuits
rather than those of a sedentary nature,
entered the East room, and pressing his way
quickly through the crowd stood before the
President. Removing his hat with one hand
and bestowing hearty grip with the other,
he opened fire at once without dallying over
what he doubtless considered useless pre-
linlinaries. Good morning, Mr.. Pres-
DENT he said. tive come all the way from
Illinois to get my place. All you've got to
do is just to say the word and
I'm fixed, for I've got my papers all drawn
up and indorsed.n AS the fellow drew a
formidable pile of papers from the depths Of
cavernous pocket in his breeches, the
President looked at him with an expression
OF the blankest establishment, doubtless set
ting him down in his mind as a crank of the
first order, OF some harmless lunatic escaped
from his keepers. At last, mastering cour-
age, he said;
''You have come all the way from Illinois
to get your p.1ce, you sayf do not think
quite understand you
"Why, want the position of collector of
Internal revenue, Of course, in -, naming
o well known part of his State.
But, that place u already filed by
man. Of whom theie has hitherto been no
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-23

10 airclt WATER

CITY or MENl,o. AugJ.t The
lily presents M o>traor mary pee
tac,c thi, morning, owing 10 the
Hooded condition OF the streets. the
rain torn last night being the hcavi-
,.tofthe season, iuundating many
street. rarely tlooded, Foot
passeI .nrs out late found
them Gives Obliged o. travel
on mems back through the heart OF
the CITY, and this morning the hop
arc being pumped out. Everybody
demanding the speedy excavation
of the great Drainage work which
will remove the danger Of iuunda
toi-. rrughts are moving u right
on tie Central railway, this morning,
mud the company lt- pi,uty of engin.
Ger from tho United state, Large
shipments Of American. cattle are
urriVinr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-23

DUBLIN, August 22-ILe Laugh
rca and Armaugh branches OF the
National League met yesterday and
resolved to continue work notwith-
landing the smation Of the
league.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-23
THE EXAMINER: WACO, TENAs TUESDAY, AUGUST. %

commenting 90 Mr. Chamberlain
speech at Birmingham, -sy, Glad.
-ioniau, vii, 1e disappointed to know
that Mr. Chamberlain voice gives
forth .. cicara ever hi- rcsil.rmAtion
Of fidelity 10 the Uuiou.- % cause.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-23

II You need anything in dry good,
clothing boots, shoes, notions, Hos,
iery ALI ladies underwear, come
aroW 80 our great k,muant sale
Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-23

W have ust opened our new tsll
line OF J,gscl., to which we invite
attention We are showing p large
number OF poiu.1r styles, "a. Mt low
I r.cc-. sanger Bro.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-23

old papers at THE ENA3uNEE or
lice'at 20 cents hundred or Sl5u a
thousand.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-23

O,d papers Ut THE EXAMINER Of
lee at ~ cents q hundred or $40 -
thou and.
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Remnants

OitaU.e linens. crashes aud ,crims
vt bali prices at Levine Bro,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-23

are the leading book aud stationery
dcalcr- IN Waco. They can supply all
wants Ia their line at lowest prices.
40. 800 Austin Avenue,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-23

\ large line OF -pongc- ut Willis x
Cos. Very cheap.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-23

tombei Z. Apply To- Barns bros.
-,,,.,.,. .,, ,------.
i Waco National blns.a arst class stand |
iora rocory store, haylu. been used for such |
r.t.-l., .,o,. ,,,,.. $40. vs,,..l-v
.oi n5u.o o." tU.,ir .i.'. ttlT p.Ui'f |
s- .ond .,s,l't, l..y .t.ra OF ,rnt.
.e .ln" b.l NoTe NeN' I'D Htf@,
gar -''le on AUSTIN 'N' .o't iI1H1
'.,nar. 'totc Arp,s tuL. IS, Wsa,.
---
r stand, Austin Ay,uu, tween -lNth AMI
y,utu. seven good a!y rooms second
~ Fourth street
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-23

Milk shake 1T
w. a. Williamson ~ Cos.
Folly leads TO trouble Wisdom
gathers rich harvo> / otpcace, content
aud happiue'-. lie j. Wise who will
remember that Morris Ca,carlne
di-pels headache slecple,snes- ana
md Eestiou.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-23

L'OR SALE-hifsN'u and Do, ,eho j furui-
L turr. Aso ore Or-au, t1r 60 and sew
had win ururure Appy - Joe Locr!er
y. Nl'uA street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-23

LNOR -AlE ono wheelock plano good as
II new. orlgns. cost $40
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-23

Five cent, ~ glass Tor cold Wave
Soda with lee Cream NJ Palace Of
AAl.t-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-23

L'OR RENTING ,tOrehOuse now occupied
Il by sleeper. lifion * Co, Possession CIV
On SEPT 4. y. V. FORT.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-23

L'DE -ALI missouri seed Wurst ~ Cgm
II .ruu Roller Mills, Waco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
NOM Ne VS..
NETWORK CITY.

., i,
The Board OF county 'ahVdS9o's 'i1,,, ~,
cided make formal declaration OF inc Fe'oi' Vi
the canvass tomorrow al IL d. H.
Tho exhibition Of paintings under the auspices oi
the Society for the Promotion OF Art al tho Euen
Nusce IS attracting general attention one OF UT"
most striking works IS Thulsuup's Battle OF hche-
a,r uorrt,ir, In a vrorou, and bold manner IL
.. - -, -. r,o.t stirring scenes Of the
great war; and the portraits OF EcI'IuS oncI ,.n
Johnston aln % mr. l-,',, is also on view
,,'9'n P',,'I =. Ia ,rfu no srccial exhibition
OF the works Of American painters at the tdch MHSoc
u, Tb,rrsriylur Day tho Goth Regiment IN fun
,u,,.y 1r..s uud,r cornulond Of Colonel CavanaSh,
a., >. :. N,,tra,s Church. az
VIII Wal'h D" "''' w. " -, 80, ,
trnd H. . o'ciock mas, 10 be- celebrated by The
chaplain f the regiment, the Kew James .
Doush'Iy'
with but two weeks more ~ opportunity 7"
study The marvellous exhibits In elcctFlclly' tho
mechanical a.t.,t.c and household department Of
a., ,,.or..,, r,e.l,r.c Fair the announcement Of
,hc c1~> ne on saturday evening, December 8, Is
worth rcUeubl ancc'
Flames carly caused damage Of S".'oo lr James
ro,t,s siaMc at 80 l40 west Twenty eighihst
. 49,. -, ... 60 .,r. c,,,..l . lo.s of 81 600 in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
TIE ST.rEy ISLAND FERRIES.

J. II Van Clicf jr.. on behalf OF many citizens of
Richmond County has given 10 Mayor Hewitt petton
for increased ferry facilities between this city ana
Staten Island He maintains that the petition las
been signed by moro than 1900 residents of staten
Island comprising tho business men of Mortified,
Castleton, Mlddctown, and Southned The petition
saws that tho withdrawal OF the Ferries from
various points along both shores Of the island and in
their place giving only ono at St. George has been
productive of much Inconvenience TO tho residents
and Will dcprecatc tho value OF property The hiss
tory OF the Rapid Transit Company IL given inc
petitioners ask that tho city rcscind the leases now
held by that company, and that new leases DC su 40
auction IL this cannot be done then the courts shouu
be asked to compel tho Rapid Transit company 10
resume and maintain ferry trips TO botn the norta
and east shores formerly. In addition there should
DO est abshed and operated additional FERRIES TO tho
two shores. ,,.,
Tho Mayor has the subject now under consideration.
The Commissioners OF Accounts are going through tho
hooks OF tho company to whether tho city has
been Justly dealt with. The Mayor will probably
recommend to tho next legislature to take certain
me asures I'm the case, but until he understands tho
subject fully hc will not commit himself to any
mp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
TRIAL TRIP or THE CARRIE H. PHILLIPS

BOSTON. Nov. 10 tSpceid II considerable interest was
shown today In the trial trip Of Gshing schooner
tho Carrie h. Phillips. built Ivy storny. OF ESSEX. from
designs by Burgess tho famous designer Of fast yachts
Tho trip the day for tho purpose stretch
ing sails getting running rigging int shape and seeing
any changes noedsd In trim ballast The schooa
has been lying at tho Commercial Wharf for tho last
few days. and has attracted great deal Of attention
from the wide differences that exist bot her
ordinary fishing schooner. In build and rig she moro
like yacht with her nDo bow. clean and some what
stern. She II also some what heavily spared
and place OF the customary bswsprt and flying jib
boom carries straight round stok ike that OF tho rae
ing schooner -achs only shorter The f0remast Is
shorter than tho mainmast. ~ In tho moro modern
yachts Tho tOpmnsts longer and heavier than
ordinary fisherman. and every she shows In
fuence famous yacht designers idea OF speed and
staDchu-sA she Is expected 10 carry her Increased sa
easily because OF creator depth OF hull nj
lower slowing OF ballast Ihoro In much stil
done before ready for but for the trip
to-day sails bent before and things mado
snug possible The Nollie lowed tho schooner
TO anchorage OF Rowss Wharf and then returned for
the party who ~ make tho trip This included
OF thr Of fishing vessels Iions To sce now tho
now schooner worked Mr.. Burgess mad boon Invited
but was not ablo To be present Tho schooner stood
dowa the harbor under fooss malasai forostay satl
and jib, heeling we'll to the frssh ssuthsastsrly
breeze and sailing fAAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
the new cOmpErIroR FoR rhE cUP.

MIR. JAMESON WILL PROBABLY ~ THE CHAIIESGER
AID MIR. RICHARDSON rHt DESIGNER.
Charlcs Sweet. who has abandoned all intention OF
building cutter to compete FOR the Americas cup DO
cause and the club through winch he would hayo
challenged 81 ia. opinion that under tho terms o. tho
deed Of gift they could no, be assured Of receiving
fair play for second class cutter somewhat gated
tho disappointment with which this announcement was
received by !ntmttiug that challenge would soon no
we'd from the other side behalf of ninety foot
cutter IL learned pretty good authority ye.cr-
day that tho challenge Will probably come from Mr..
Jameson. the present OF the iror through
British yacht club and that tho boat win be designed by
Richardson. OF Liverpool, who dcsgned the lreI Re
fore the Thistle was built Mr Jameson had the Ire
the fastest boat In British waters. and after she lowered
her color. 70 the Scotch cutter those who knew Mr.
Jameson well felt that he would long rest
content with second place.
Mr. Richardson has designed many fast boats that
have achieved for him high reputation III Great
Britain, but the only boat OF his that has
tho Atlantic, the Stranger second class cutter. owned
George Warren OF Boston, aud Tor sale, rather
diminished than added 10 his reputation. She proved
fast boat Ia Hight weather, but Ia series OF with
the compromise sloop. Thets badly beaten In rough
weather but nobody succeeds without some failures.
II Is understood that Mr. Richardson, nOtw ithstanding
the In British waters OF tho bcamy Thistle.
still believer In the type Of Gutter and that tho
competitor for international hOnors will he of
has been vulgarly denoninacd the toothpick typo
breadth whion will nearly pro INNATE those own IN
the GHlaca and Geucsta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
NEONkINN.

Warden Burroughs OF tho Raymond Street jail
yesterday escorted 10 Sing Sing C. H. v"n tho yacht
broker who WAS convicted Of performing criminal
operation In tho case OF Frankie Fell Tho prisoner
was much depressed In spirits No WORD hss oeon
received from Judg barnard regarding the thiru sp
plicatlon for . stay OF proceedings
State Dairy Inspector Meteor had before Justice
Naehcr yesterday the following dealers who were
charged with selling adultcratcd milk: Florondonna
stadclmann, Of No. ESQ stage st : Paul icng' No.
TAI Flushing ave. and Herman Wlschmeycr. No,
1ol Bushwick ave. All pleaded guilty and were caoh
fined go, which they paid
on December at the third meeting OF the bryant
Literary Society In Association Hail. tho Rev. Dr.
Joseph Parker will lecture on William T. GiadS
tho man. the statesman, his opponehts anu Ah'S'
Music by O. W. Morgan
The published statement that T. H. Hutchinson,
who voted against calling Mr. berry to tho Plymouth
pulpit Is entitled to vote In Plymouth Church IS
an error Mr. Hutchinson Is both a member of tho
church and a pew holder aud has as clear right to
vote on any and all questions ~ any ono In the
church has.
under tho Cantor Act will taho place TO morrow At the
city Hall when Controller Livingston will soil tho
right build and operate limo In Second ave ,. DO
second and Fify-third sb. and Flnhavc.
Hereafter q mail delivery at p. m. will he made at
all or nearly all tho principal hotels. theatres and
club houses In tho oity
Superintendent Campbell said yesterday that he
felt satisfied afor careful Investigation that Charles
J. Campbell, who arrested for attempting to
oxtort $50 from President King, OF tho Eric road was
not tho man who sont the informal machine to Mr.
Woohsler
Peter J. Inglis. who was suspected Of having
murdered Lyman s. Weeks and was indicted for shoot
ing oncers Low and Honcschat asked District
Attorney Rdgway yesterday either 20 try him OF
release him Mr. Rds%ay promised TO R1, n ni Ot
cannot leave tho State.
Three moro Republican employees OF tho Navy
Yard wero discharged yesterday. Thoy wore Georg,
Raymond assistant bookkeepcr at s72O IA year
4. NJ. Canhold, bill clerk at $1,000 and lioratiO
A. Clapp u writor at $1,000. Ihoy have been II
tho yard Cor many yoars. Mr.. stevenson says they
wore discharged on tho ground OF economy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
EDITOR DoRaHEIMER AT THE CAPITAL.

wAsnrSGToS. Nov. 10 CspecfGb. William Dorsheincr'
editor biographer and constructive mileage traveller Is
IN town and In frequent conference with tho President
Tns general Impression is that he Is here TO give his adj
vic. 10 Mr. Cleveland that portion OF tho forthcom
ing message which Of the tnin Mr. Dorshei
mar i, ouc sure that wo"-mcsnins MS party-~ill
na., tariff bill ths winter "We ho says. ara pledged
TO IT, namely reduction OF tho surpu, In tho rr as
ury and that his opinion. only be done by reduo-
Ing the tarin Mr. Dorsheinor seems ~ think that Mr..
Clsyelasds denomination and recollection are certain.
Th. being the ais mind Is occupied with minor
Issues. such as second nomna Ion tue ticket TO
Cricket 70 rorter hs unsdcd his thi, interest
ing question as follows: "GovernOr Gray, OF lndi-
ana. asd also Senator voorhees,. OF tho same
state have beon mentioned in that connection.
IL 4. rsssiblo thG II Indiana has n strong
man for tho place sho tho nomination Tor
MIN We mad Indiana man In 1876 and ildrn carried
that Hiatn and Ia 1884 iresdon Cleveland did the same
thing In 1880 We mad Al Indiana man but lost How
ever Ind ana may nano tho Vice President next year"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
CHARGED TO THE STRIKERS
INCENDIARY FIRES NEAR HAzLEroN.
THREE COAL BREAKERS RUN BY NoN-UNION WORK.
MEN DESTROYED.

THREE COAL BREAKERS RUN BY NON-UNION WORK.
MEN DESTROYED
PHILADELPHIA Nov. ia dispatch to The Evening
Bulletin, from wnkesbarre says There is great ex.
citcment among the people Of Hazleton this morning.
The incendary with his torch is abroad At the carly
hour OF O'Clock this morning two large coal breakers
were set on fire and 1t the heavens with lcapnS
flames ono of the burned breakers at Drlfton.
II was owned by Coke Brothers and was one OF tha
largest structures of kind in the lower coal field.
10 was valued at 100000; the insurance IS @27,00Os
IN companies represented by Derr Brothers, OF Wilkes
barre The other breaker situated at New Bacb
Mountain and was known New Back Mountain
Colliery No. 2. Tho loss IS 100000 insurance I'M
known Both breakers burned about the same time.
This is the third breaker burned within week Now
the insurance companies getting alarmed.
"The companies say that riot Is now running mad
among the destitute and hungry strikers. As LAST
resort, I'm order compel the operators to come "a
time the strikers, II Is believed here, set to work to
burn tho property OF the companies. Both breakers
burned this morning operated by nonunon labor
This IS what makes the belief strong that the strucs
lures were set on fire by the strikers The strikers
deny that they had anything to do with setting tho
buildings on fire. In the first place they declare that
this would be impossible, the breakers arc pro-
tccted by watc hmen and policemen day and night Tho
excitement Is at q fever heat at Drifton The COM
panles have tcegraphed to Governor Beaver tor l.
litia The strikers threaten to fight the militia II they
put in appearance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
THE COURTS.
ATTACHMENTS AGAINST A LACE FIRM

ATTACHMENTS AGAINST 4 LACE FIRM
James " Grosvcnor and Charles NJ Carpenter, constt'
tuiipg the firm OF Grosvenor Carpenter. merchants,
have obtained from Justice Donohue OF The supreme
Court attachment against tue property OF isaac
sickle dealer In laces. No 4i0 Broadway. The claim Is
FOR - -2l 81 II Is charged that sickle has dis
posed OF his property with the intent TO deiraud
his creditors The plaintiff that hs Represented 20
them months 40 that he bad ~oOooo above AZ .A~
btities Another attlchHcnt the sane grohuls was
obtained Justice Dsnuhue against sickle property
by NJ GuCsenheims Sons eli i claim Tor s-'-Vc 81 ZOE
merchandise. .,,.
member Of the firm says In an athia'a
that sickle made statement 10 e onHcnt.a
agsucy June % that his assets Aino intcd :
TO S726s9 50 and that his liabilities were oEly
Sl6 $50 10 aud the aant declares that his business
id not o1eeed 81 10000 aud that since lie Leo
this statement business has not been such a "shd
account for the loss OF the balance that he had sld No
bad on hand -
Other attachments against sicklas property were
granted by the Judge at the suit OF FletmaH Co.
on claim for -, IA % for goods sid Henry caesar
for Sc, l So "a and h. b. Cisria CO. for $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
MINERS PLANS OF ACTIONS.
no STRIKES IN FUTURE UNTIL THERE is UNIrY

THE RA KS
PTTsBURG. Nov. ia circular IS now being pre-
pared by Christopher Evans, secretary Of the Fedora
ton OF Miners and Nine LabOrers, and viii be issued
the 900 miners, organized and unorganzcd, Of
the country In a short time. IL Is In the interest Of
harmony and unity Of action and IS ono result OF tho
Joint meeting of tho Executive Board Of the Miners
Federation and National District Assembly 1873.
knights OF Labor, which closed in Columbus Thurs
day. This circular Will be signed by the executive
officers Of the organizations. II Will provide that
strike shall be ordered ~ the future without the
consent Of both organizations In case Of strike,
the organization having the majority In the district
where II shall levy upUD both OrganzatlOns.
The boards VIII meet In this CITY IN February TO
consider the reply Of the miners Immcdiafciy fol-
lowing this meeting general delegate contention OF
all the miners In the country Will be held In PITS
burg. Al this meeting delegates will be elected TO
the Interstate Convention OF miners and operators 20
arrange a scale Of wages TO be PAID in tie various
districts throughout the country. TO 90 INTO erect
May |. ISIS. The Interstate meeting Of operators and
miners Will be held probably IN April, but tie daic nas
been lXeil